Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-23
HERALD.
News Notes.
Mary Ella Jackson has sued for {

Mary Ella Jackson has sued for a
divorce from Harvey A. jackson.
Joseph Cassulo, was arrested on
Marchessault street yesterday by
Officer Loomis, for personating an
officer.
The alarm from box No. 43 last
evening was false, and the fire de-
partment had it's trip to Sixth and o.
i've streets for nothing.
Caroline l.. Downs sues the heirs Of
her deceased husband, f. NJ Downs
and II. X. Snow ct ais, to quiet title
to lands near Santa Ana.
George Sharkes was arrested by
Officer Aubel, yesterday, on Alameda
street. and docked upon a charge OF
carrying concealed weapon.
Mike Ryan, an old man about 60
wears of age, was arrested at the
Santa Fe depot yesterday by Officer
Richardson for indecent exposure.
The Puente oil fields are being de-
veloped by Messrs. Lacy and Row
land, who will shortly erect an oil
refinery of capacity OF 200 to 250
barrels per day.
VIM. f. White, Traffic Manager of
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad. was robbed OF his valise in
his special car between Fresno and
'Caliente on Saturday night.
Harry 7, Woollacott, of this city,
has returned from seven weeks visit
to Salt Lake City. His lady friends
on Court House street are pleased
that he returns an anti-Mormon.
Mr.. w. K. Davis, trackmaster OF
the California Central railway system
on this coast, has resigned and taken
the position of constructing engineer
of the cable road system in this city.
During the absence Of the family of
Allen Neighbors, attending a camp
meeting on Saturday last, his house
and contents were totally destroyed
by fire. The origin of the fire is un-
known. The loss is $4,000.
James Ryan was found on Alameda
street yesterday morning with coat,
vest and two pair of pantaloons in his
possession, which are supposed to
have been stolen. He was locked up
on suspicion, awaiting an owner.
Deputy Sheriff Sanchez stlrted rorth
yesterday with an insane man, and
Deputy Sheriff Cooney returned from
the same kind of an errand. bringing
with him Leonardo Flores who is to
be sentenced by Judge Gardiner on
charge of burglary.
Charles Clark and William Best
who were caught in the act of rolling
n drank and charged with grand
larceny, were arraigned yesterday
before Justice Austin and their bail
Hxed at $500 apiece. Their examina-
tion was set for this afternoon at half
past o'clock.
Nellie Boyd and her dramatic COM
pany will open at the Grand Opera
House on Thursday evening. The
opening piece will be PASSIONS Stare,
which is said to be full of exciting
Scenes and interesting situations. The
sale of seats commences tomorrow
moring at the usual time.
The w. II. Perry place of eight acres
on the beautiful Mount Pleasant Tract,
Royle Heights, including the fine man
sion, was sold yesterday to B. Chand-
Ter and s. c.. Hubbell for $4,000
This is one of the best and most sight
ly places in the city, and the intention
is to subdivide it into residence lots.
Wallace r. Pond, one OF the live
men Of Woodland, CAL, who has
couple of sections OF land on the
"north side" of Antelope valley, is in
the city. Mr.. Pond is making ar
rangements for the development of
his land and is enthusiastic over the
prospect of boom that is in keeping
with the fiattering outlook throughout
the southern counties.